Greetings,
I have been under the apparently false presumption that spamd prcessed its
messages in
memory (perhaps this explains why each spamd process can oft take up to 25%
cpu?). I
recently looked in /tmp and found lots of left over
spamassassin.xxxx.xxxxxx.tmp files
(the first four x's are numeric, the second set of x's are alpha-numeric).
I am interested in placing those files in a tmpfs, but do not want to put my
whole /tmp
directory under tmpfs.... but I can't for the life of me find any configuration
settings
that tell spamd where to place its temp files. Do I need to change something
in the code
itself?
Pointers to anything I missed or other help greatly appreciated! I am
running 3.0rc5
(as I understand it, only documentation changes were made between rc5 and the
official
release), Fedora core 2, 2.8GHtz hyperthreaded Pentium IV, 1 GB RAM, spamc out
of Courier
Maildrop to spamd. Spamd pounds my system all day long (cpu but not memory).
I run
max-children beween 5 and 8 (and all user prefs in (My)SQL, as well as AWL and
Bayes,
although I cannot run bayes/awl without mail backing up, as it appears to be
too slow).
Thanks!
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